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Galileo
Galileo Galilei was an influential figure who offered the world several scientific discoveries. He was particularly interested in the stars, with his work building a foundation for future scientists and astronomers. Although the night sky was his main passion, Galileo also helped further the advancement of physics through his work. Unfortunately, due to the period […]
Curriculum
Greek Mythology
Even if you haven't taken a history class, you will still be likely to have heard some Greek myth or a reference to one at some point in your life " even if you don't know it. Ancient Greek mythology comprises stories and tales about the gods and goddesses worshiped by the Ancient Greeks as […]
Curriculum
Intrapersonal intelligence
When it comes to teaching students, there are many ways that individuals can benefit from various teaching strategies. To accommodate a range of students, you will need to be aware of how they differ, and one of these ways is through the eight multiple intelligences suggested by Howard Gardner. One of these is intrapersonal intelligence. […]
Lesson Planning
How to write a syllabus
A well-crafted syllabus is a crucial teaching aid that sets a course’s vision, intention, aims, tone, and expectations at the very beginning. In a practical sense, a syllabus will usually outline the vital elements of a course, including core topics, scheduling, and assignments. Yet it can also contain much more, which we will cover in […]
Curriculum
Dogfooding
Dogfooding, what is it? It may or may not be a word you have never heard before. You may be thinking, how does dog food have anything to do with teaching? How could that help me better my learning plans for my students? Well, 'dogfooding' is a phrase that has nothing to do with food […]
Reading
Context clues in reading
As a teacher, something you often use in the classroom is likely a context clue. Students will frequently encounter context clues in texts, and you may prompt them to use these to work out what a word or phrase means. Using context clues is an excellent way for learners to understand more complex and varied […]
Writing
Short story prompts
Students of all ages can enjoy the freedom of writing fiction. They might even be interested in specific genres due to the easily identifiable patterns and tropes that make up most of their entertainment.  If you're leading a class, you want to ensure they're able to reach their full potential; this is sometimes possible with […]
Motivation
Intrinsic and extrinsic motivation in the classroom
Motivating students is one of the most challenging tasks a teacher has. Students sometimes go to school and don't feel engaged, meaning they learn less from each lesson. By understanding the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, you benefit from inspiring your students more and improving the standard of their work. Learn more about intrinsic […]
Behavior
Dr. Seuss Books
Dr. Seuss is one of the enduring giants of children's literature. His books have been read and reread throughout homes and classrooms for over half a century. Since Dr. Seuss began publishing in 1937, children of all ages have flocked to his fantastical characters. Clever rhymes and heartfelt guidance dwell within these pages. Even adults […]

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